LIBERTY — Scott Green has shaped a second family with his running community, which knows him as “the Bearded Runner.” On Sunday, Feb. 28, Green ran four miles which officially completed his task to run all the streets in Liberty.
Classic recipes sometimes scare me off. Too many steps, too many risks for failure and too many pans to clean. No wonder I was thrilled years ago when my mom shared her easy technique for making peanut brittle. It all comes together in the microwave.
I live in Texas, in an area that has been hit recently with a massive power-grid failure, freezing temperatures, icy roads, frozen pipes, water pressure woes and boil water notices for the past several days.
DEAR DR. ROACH: Could you give some additional information about H. pylori infection? I was diagnosed with it recently, via biopsies taken during an endoscopic procedure. I was given instructions on antibiotics to be taken, which I followed through on. When talking to my doctor’s physician a…
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CLAY COUNTY — During a meeting of the Northland Education and Business Alliance Tuesday, March 2, Gov. Mike Parson praised efforts from local school districts, colleges, their innovative business partnerships and cooperation through alliances like NEBA that helped Missouri become second in t…
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KEARNEY — The chamber of commerce in Kearney will host Samuel Sapp of Lockbaud LLC. as he presents "Cybersecurity For Dummies” starting at 11 a.m. Feb. 10. This event is free for chamber members.
KEARNEY — Local resident Shannon Hart is trading a career as a media sales director with KMBC and KCWE TV stations in Kansas City at the end of this year for ownership of Bea’s Flowers and Gifts, located at 100 W. Washington St. in downtown Kearney.
BRANSON — Vultures are a well-known, but under-appreciated member of the bird world. Few people realize it, but these large, dark-colored birds that many people refer to as “buzzards” perform valuable roles in nature, according to a press release.
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SMITHVILLE — Smithville boys basketball has waited five years for a postseason victory, but it did not take very long for the Warriors to show they were ready to end that streak on Saturday, Feb. 27.
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I recently heard Black History Month referred to as African American Cultural Awareness Month. I liked the idea because I think it has a more current and forward-looking appreciation for what makes our community diverse.
Kellie Houx
Southwest Editor
As a lawmaker, one of my top priorities has been to support legislation that helps provide jobs to the men and women serving our country in the military. Over the years, the Missouri General Assembly has crafted legislation with this very goal in mind. This year, we have an additional piece …
Missouri history provides a fascinating contrast to the U.S. House vote to remove Rep. Marjorie Greene, R-Georgia, from committee assignments.
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